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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

TRegular Corr. Poet. IstsIligsscsr.l
Blowers d Kineth have purchased tks
entire crop Of apples and peaEa IN The
orchards OF Waiter Otockeet. Il q
Thought tho yield will Be about 10O0
boxes. OF that number thsfe will be
900 boxes Of peara, and among them are
some very ohoice varieties. M. Crock
ett's orchards have fer many years bssn
Fsnovn. d for their zoe quality Of fruit.
o. 2. Eaton has been spending few
days nt home. He returned 20 bic log
ginR camp a. HQlme's HaEbof lest Sun
day.
,. 3 Monros vas out surveying sew
eral days last week. he has q neW and
eomDleie surveyors outAt.
Steamer Susie brought the lumber for
ID. PeaFsOn'H warehouse, which "a 10 be
oniii on the wharf In fEcnt Of M. q.
Gaston's store.
Rooms asa bsina fitted up In The
basement Of John Rsbertscn'a new
euildinA to be used fog Ohinsss laun-
dry.
D. n. Bradshaw came over from Port
Townsend last Mondas, and after e.
ienoine 70 few business matters, pro
ance.
MsAwm. 3. Jones, Of Seattle, Is vIs-
ting relatives here.
Harvey Orockett 10 having Z severe
spell Of sickness.
A d. Blowers has lost enc Of his
black horses, but fortunately NOT the
best one. Toe animal vas taken siek
aBd could mot be helped; ceuse Of death
unknown, except general debility.
Tbe SkaRit Chief took q Quantity Of
produce and fruit o. q general assert
msnt from the whSfvea Wednesday
evening, for Seattle.
Mr. James Lswrey died in Utsalady
last Monday morning, and the remaiaa
we're lakeH 70 Seattle BY the steamer
Washington Tuesday.
A Louisiana lottery ticket hefa by
parties in this plaoe, drew q cash prins
Of go n Gently; another investment Win
be made.
According 10 the census report hy ths
OoHsty ASSESSOR the populasion of the
Oountv is 1910. An increase Of I76
unce 1885.
John seymour ID doing some neat
painting on Mr.. John Kiuelh's house.
a nsaf 10 doing damage 10 Ira
Coupe's orchard, deatsoyipR applea and
breaking down trees. He u evidently .
large one. Preparations are being made
70 capture him.
Solon 6panelss Of Oak IIasbog caueht
= deer IN bear trap last week.
Rev. DR.. Dillon Of Lopex leland, e
here visiting bis daughter Mrs. A. 3.
K-liesQ.
oOUPIvrLIs. OCT. l. 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
AT Tus nInsrRsL anew.
I-rE mar.

t-ru YLIaR.
Y0u can zee her 10 the boz rlahs ovsl
therel
She's a. prssty a. Q picture ] declare;
He's she rolls her fsgulsh syes,
What q Wandsooa 8mile she shiea
Az the Hundred dndes Who 81 her boldly
u-TMx RAx NAB.
OSl q i1lly chunk OF sdtpose ID he
AZ In any lonG DAYS isarney yoa vii
Bat. o Lard. hoe be psrsplres
when . joke the end man nres,
And bis eaRs fat sidss Do saaks fos very
Rlee
Iu-TKB oALLza1 aop.
Ia . dirty faeI and saiFtslssvss. there
be sta
Nov be ssins. and noe be Rganas, end
nee be spissi
Dec The sndman try 10 poka
Oa 90 hin sons ehssfnaf jaksf
With his GroAns an q erica Of ''RalAr' be
gives hin Cts.
-csls~kus DsspassA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
PERaanAl AID arnRRWIan.


Robert ROsa. Of BlAkely, 10 In Ne
siay.
G. q. England. Of sOOhOuish. Is In
seattle.
II. <. Han paid The oussn City = wish
yeaiesday.
s. Batter lsfl by:lAs Mexico sor San
Francesca.
p. W. Mosrou asd hrlds 81 visaoFia
wsss IN ths city Lass ussk.
Captain d. y. PeseiVal 81 The barb
Hsspss uas in seattle fhazsday.
I.S Kalloeh and lanlls. Of esAoma,
sposs Wednesday IN ths Qassn City.
q Y. Paehsrd. Of he enohomish Evs,
PAID car thrlvina city = vtuta laat week.
Miss HAiais ksllaag FslnFnsa hons
yesterday fer . naoEt VISIT With hsE %
renaa
MIRA Geoszs A. Rasa and daaghass Of
Saisms ofeRon, ara viaitina ne oasen
0ly.
IA O. nslssos. Who has bssn m for
ssns Donths pasi, ia aols - b aROand
again.
Mrs. I. J. Hsmllton and famlly have
soas On a. exssnded tzip 70 ne Rasssvn
States.
Z. ". Ms0innla and wife retained TO
Ssaliis laot thara4zy from sooFt viall
- vanesavsR.
DID. oollins. Of HsasAion, IL spsna-
tng . sAoSt vaeasisn vtth fEisnds is
tais city.
w. T. OvsFstresa 81 Lsalsxslle, Ky.
wko haa besa VISITING thx Qasen Casy,
Started foe h0mo Wednesday.
IN Athlaaaa. aRaaa toe ths ox-
sea ] psovsmsnl O1mpAny - kawcas-
Ne. epens pArs 81 iAaa wsek IN seaaia.
J. n Maatso@aEy % Portland, vha
hAs been vtaitina ne barsnas 10 lac,
Mayer Ainos. I'm Zoe kons rhafsaAy
addresses.
D. n Jasksso. Oas 81 tha laraa Sc
aalia psopeFsy heldeFs. has Raae "a 9
wat y hts ed ho@e - ka3iasson
nsnd. Matna.
oapaain BAElsy e he ekaSBa CAisf
Fstarnsd % nassaA Aso&aY - isin 80
sleamsf. after . ahsrt Vt4it viii be
hastily IL teaaliA
hs Lottia LYon, eazRhlsr ef Posa-
maaaes Lysa. len Friday 60 he sasAm
aAip Msxisa foE oan EFAnsaass, wEe-s
sAe gtli wait frtGadA
A. q Maasni.kY and u1fs as Portland
arrived here WeaneedaY sna ere noe
- easaaa ~ Mr.. ana afea. IA. q. 6sFava.
paFeass 81 Mrs. Msesalaay.
Ma =. ". MscAhs kaa assapasa TIE
Rssistsa 81 trsasaa lssA n Ne ssss1ss
&oEtA rastar, fsesnaly UAaa xanaGt ~
Ia rFomeataa - MF. n. Y. HaAn ~ tha
posllaao e easFSaaEy - oapsAsa O =.
U&noay.
Dsraly Csnnly kaailar =. A. Tuns
sez.h Essaras1 Ye-.ssazy fssm Has,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
CnURCn aorEum.


First BAstist ceursh. Fou1sA strss1 nss.
me-, ~. D. J. Pisroe. passoF-Ths pAses
sill begin . asriea Of shnFt eFisp ser8eas q
Cafistiau esid nee. tie erst u uhish ufii ).
"a = soai tAirSt" osnmaaiEa ~ u . q.
tseifst Il seFmoas eaved ~ aaashsFss
faith eoeisiy Of chriasian nsasaser u -
go
Psymousa conrr.ndonal Church. esoonl
9 q e. bstgexn Spring and esnsea. Esv Sears
L batss, pasor-ea. yinss today nctning "a
sssnsss. - Rev. sAmasl Grsea. ean1sg seksel
~ i&a1
FFst 0aEmnn nafsrnsa chzrca, corner .,
esvesta AID chaEry SIT 80. Rev. @. 0Faeaal
pesanF-D Divine servics every awndsy q Il a
N ana : , N onndAy scAoal e. 10 an
Rssyst nosting Wednesday gvsnina a. ia.
hssfirg fog niaaisa PURPOSES q To ,. =.
ever arss sstarcsy q tbs monte. CRISES
an esreislly inyissd - tAs as0vs nsstngA
csrssttan caarrh, ssssca St-s-s, hssxss.
Tara sd Roarfh. Esv. q MOS. pAssarl-
seseo - 70 A. Tsasnsfn' nss1eg en Tsss-
eas Hsr n.
susdlaA MssAodlIt Rpi,cousj chur.s ptah
Iarest. hstsssa Pike aal Pine, Rev, Sahs
DFausF, pamnf.-Dfxine ssFyics ss1EY sunAaF.
2 he ess11a A1gsAss, - ,. n sana4S
sesoel It p n
Free Malhealss chzreA, PIna nlrsss. hsfssan
'Ntsrh 1na fenab-P e. hisE e. n .. .. -
10 , y Sandag srhool a. e.is n. AmFaF
srrvter weanaseay ghan.
ReGzlHf sung AMI Gs-psl services Al tAs paMnm
Il o.. ca isfzsn Associates chApal, ca. - a.
fssut ana spriEe sssssea I'M AfsaFnoLs q 4
o'eiceA
Ttrss spsritaalisa sseisay neass Al N.sw.sa
Hal srsEy s1sdSy - . > ~ asarp. al 49,
eoEtAlly ssvzs<d Rev. D.. sssa O Hszhss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

A lover oass pondsrsd N anorcas
plea
For many . Day,
Resolved that the tale Of his passion
ehoald be
Ted IL 9 neal way.
Ths tsudsEest terms Of he language b
Ana ooa1sd shsm en- eli vsrs arranged
-P@ psIfsssiy certain uhas III say" be
aOh. What viii she ssyf"
Tea, strangely snooab, vhsn ne knsis
b. her side
10 shanced 10 befail
That none Of the eloqaens speeches he
tried
Would come 81 bis call.
His eowardly tongue could say liasls, 81
bea1,
Bat Bic brave eyes sald mush-and 3
Hiss said tbs resi-.
Whils shs only hid her fair fass 80 his
breast,
sSyisa nothing ~ eli.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

W.O. TuRele, Lagrange. Ca, writing
about DaFbys ProOhylsctio Fluid. says:
"Is IL q priceless Jewel 80 q disinfeetapt
and dsodogi8sF. Ny wife states fer the
benefit Of young mothers that Il 10 .
valuable adjunos 70 the nursery" u is
equally 90 20 parents travelling with
children. Not only h the Fluid invalu-
able - deodoriMar, bat Q few drors
added to the water IN bathing will re-
move all eruptions from she skin, shat
ing, eto., and greatly refresh and soothe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
KAruREv oNN TRua LAxArrYR.

Ths osllaiona Saver and heaishv
proseEtiss OF aoand, Eipe fruit are wegl
kaown, and aseina NE med Of ~ aarea-
able aod e9sattvs laxative the Cali
fornia Fla Strap %. ssmmanesd Q fee
iFaaod syrup q FlRs Uhieh has given
BaeA csnsFaI aatisfacaioa skas g 4
rapidiY sapsFuedipa tie bitter drastic
. 80. u sosttve - blliious III ~ Fer
sals - 50 esoi and 81 bottles b
aG1wSn A. B. sxEwAKT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

There h esly oss hsnsa il lha Eorth-
wsaa thaa 6ay theiF aeods uithaoa ~
aEaAssAues a. vAetsaAks Asuasa and shaa
esn asll them Fiaha - the FslailaT, anA
~ einim TIE honaE. Tohiaa a 5inRnrman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02


Raliowina L fhs tsxi 81 tbS ass YER
49, ~ IsHsil o. iamtia.s Wfi91eo ~
11lV.r Wen1elI Hsins esd $50 our
-. ~. e..r--,er.sernffan ceremonies q
80 oour1Ifnflonai esntanaf1i ee.sbfas
eion e Philadsipeis:
faoh our ranaemed shossa asoand.
Peasa and safety ws hare feandl
Wslc0wa, friends. who ones wefe foe9l
Look car Ynnposnsd sbofse sFoan4s
Penes and aafeiy We hags found
welecms frisn&a, whc anee MeEe Ioess
Weleoma, frisnds. who enee Wers ioeM
70 Ell The canqnefiH9 yeasa naxs gainea
A naEIou's FiRht. Fses a1enAine1t
ChiidFen d he day neE Bora
Mlndfal Of lia giorlona mafs.
LAt he pla6gs car faahsrs aignsd
HoaFt y hsaft forever binas
Whgs he stars Of hs4vsa shall barn.
WhiIe he ocean tides Fstafa,
Ever mar The circilng eun
FInd ths Maay sill ere Oael
Craven dssp Nth edge Of stssl.
Crowbsd With Victory's crimson eeals
An shs world thaif nsmea shall raj
All ne world thsif names sail rad
FnFollsd With NJ hosfs thai isd,
WboeR blood Coz aa--foF ali--waa shsd,
Pay car siFss t5eig ehildrsna aees,
I.ove and hanor--anf forget
Oniy Union's golden hey
0uards the Arb Of Liberty
Whue he stars o. hsaysa shall barn,
whiIa the ocean tides return,
Ever may the eiFeitag ann
FInd lhs May eilli ere 0nal
Kan Columbia, aisoaR and fires,
vim enthronsd from So 70 seal
Thy mare tfiumplans still parsuel
Thy march triumphant still pafsoei
Witk graceful stFids iroin sone 70 aoee
And make he western laBd thine oval
Dlsai Il The Union's holy ties.
Lei cor grstsfnl soag arise
Every voiee its tIihois isnf--
10 The loViag chorus bead!
Wills NE StAFa 10 heaven shall barns
Whlls shs ocean tides reiafns
Ever shall tbs cifeilng sen
Find the Many still are Onei
--fiffper Weaaeff Ha{sA9a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

HiaA nsvsltfss In vslvsia 10 BE- foasa
enly - car aaaee.
TcEIAs 4 eSzannnAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
a. al Ianrarr.

OkxEAxn. Ost- Ia oaaa Of Isurasr
q. .sges.se e .. as.l ~, oa..l q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

cANArgAM PACIFIC = q. KxrrRacEs
RArttEs Gaing E&sa will ave maszg b
sailing e. = y. McGuzm. e. hfil
sEegA tsE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
KORg lCEIEIM.

gome Little Stir Noticeable
In the SoelaI WerId.
The Marriage MaEkst On
usually Strong
Parties that kfave Occurred
Within ths Last Week.
AfNrsoon LmzsA -0afis9 - Lsha
wnhiagtos -PssussalS-Tsss-
~ sssissy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

A pleasant event laag week waa TIE
maEgiaae Of Ne. WstssF 4. Hall 10 Mtas
Soan 3 Poaln a. toe reaidsnca Of Mra.
q y Hall. aa The corner OF FaaFsA and
Nhdiaan afFeaaa. Tie rnsisE vas hand-
nomaly decorated With aowero and
faFn and q beautiful AaFal horsenhos
eas appropriately hasa 10 the Foo@ o.
that ne yolnR ocaple miRht - emitted
under a0od lnek aasptees. TIE ere
moay uas psTfesoea ~ Rev. p. q
Strange q The PreaoytsFisn eaureh.
The aAaiF paMsed e9 vssy happtly. TIE
eFide looking ehafminG, oFesssd IN
cream hFosadsd easin ace aatiqae lac
Win eoFsAes % natasAi mAFohalnsil
beds and maidsn hair fsFna Afers tie
eeeemc1y tie aoesta veFe entertained
viii dalieieus repaal, and the FoDsia
DER q TIE evsntna we're passed IN eco
VeEuaaiea. TIE tnsiasd eaae.s weFS;
Mr.. and MFa. Wlnalow. Ne, and Mrs q.
n. WaFa, Mr.. and Mrs.. Oonntna. Mt
unA Ma FFank FnlleF. M. aud MFa
"a. 0taen. MF. ana Ma Harry A
BtnalsW, Mr.. ard Ms }. ", Toemaa.
Mr.. ana Mss. ". p. eAnaeFsoo. NJ. ane
hfrs DaVla 0slmcFe. Mra. O. = Bsnn-
man, 81 Rreano, Gal MFs. u. q. oFana
Misses Ella WhiaWofth. IsoFa Hamlsn.
Auna Tappan. lean fappan. Nag RAn.
aafnh. Rama Juoea SopAsa eatlivas,
Ialli-n niaelsu Matte Rematns. heanra
a. ~. Yoann, Gee J. emitA. Nm. 8
OalhcaB. q. ". Crane. q, L CraRfefA.
Reee. eisEeuA J. A, oosssilo, .. A.
OArey and MnE1er UAfs NieeleW
Amona re Vfesanta w1Fsi Deooralei
80 81 Misses fappaas Fiskis sas1of.
NJ. ana NEa. blastast aFssstna easa.
Maasss. csana ana cAsAezsa paesA bass
eooAeg. MFa. Wm. KifkmAn. 81 walls
waits aocaeated lass. Mssass &9ish
anA YonnR; eAlnA vaaesA mtas Hamlinl
Are aerasn, man 1aaess eAsn& pstaAa
ana tamAlAfa. y. =. 8unseas silver Sc
apeon, Ne. ana Ma W. y. Assdsr@nr
aanaes aaele, MA &. u an9 Fssa Hat
spinseas ana tndlViAnal salts. MFA y,
~. CtaFa. asaff. Mtas AAaaearAg uAass
pltaAar, Mr. ana Msa- ceentsx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

Tia pes. wssk shows s0msshing Of IN
auAksnipa IN ihs social World, there
having bssn . ssrIea Of parties, lunches
ana weddings daring thai paFiot. on
tuo evenings there was ~ attrApslon ..
ahs OpsEa Houss, 20 that % The whole
the week can fairly Be put doun - the
opsuiue Of The Fall season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

II LANDED he biRPest salmon ever
esashs uiah tFollisR Ina" said Fssnk
L9ekanosie. wst9oeE foR the Cedar
MoantAin Csai O0mpGny- @fs use last
year. Ives cot In = sEAll Oh q ane
had a. erdinaRv troilina tina and som-
rnon Eppan. Fancy Spoons sfs no
aead. Whsn I sesched tie hes1 Of tse
osy. I Rot oi,s whtch nsaxiy upass ~
akzG AZ Arsa tkoaRhs uy kook hsd
eaaaha to q ioa. hat wnsn . btz sfyse'
ssl@on isAped ous et TIE water. ~ y
shsFa was Rsina - be iissly tine iaa5
ina him- | uas AFRAID Of hin eEsAkinR
aWay asa save hin hsa osn VaF fer
Sod Weiie. aliho1aA uhaaEEeF tie isne
sisshea - div hin ID = iitile, sns
:. efsss e tbs .ss sszs. = sssla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

having bssn . ssEIea Of parties, lunches
ana weddings daring thai paFioe. Ga
tuo evenings there was ~ attFaetion 81
NE OpoEa HOuss, 20 that % The whole
The week can fairy Be put desn - the
opsuine Of The Fall season.
I'm wnumkn LInpsEn1 SyPTIAlA.
o. Monday evening, sspssmbsF 2e;h,
9 VaFy intsfesiina aad Important FAINT.
Il aaiheSine took plaes beneAth tha root
Zee 81 "a. L. LAndslsy, : q IN North
Seattle, 70 eslsbrass The mesriaes Of his
onIy sister, MIss MARY y. Lindsley,
Who recently retained from . aojaFn 70
Ihs land os ths AZ and pomeaFanats
Wllh M. Riehaad B. WIasmsn, Of Ban
Saointo. San Diego Countg, California.
There were present the brides mother
Ms. n. q. Lsndnlsy. Ea. l.. Llndslsy
and wIfs, Will l.. Llbdsley and Wifr, ~
ehaFmlna little nephewa and nisoas Whc
seeood NJ 10 ths relation Of aFoous
ana brides maids. MasseFs Lavrsncl
and Norman Lindsley, and she stseol
Misses Mable, Winnie, Irene and floFa
Llndsles, abd Mfs. MARI L. and Rav
Sohn y. Donlsoa, wha ofiiolatsd.
a. fast half past eiaht-when thl
~paPtlea Of tbe hfat paRt." headed b.
me brave and altlnaly aatlred atteod
anta, had reached the paFior-lhs solenn
ana momentoun sentences WeEe uttered
which united irFsvooably tAs deslinisl
q che worthy yoana eeuple. Sincere
and naeollenstaly eioQuont oonaratu
lataona we're offered, and the aeod thtnas
81 the wedding feast SIRE most
th0Rouahly eni 1yed.
Among The wedding elfia we're many
choice sxpfosaians Of love and friend
nhlo-obivcla Of permanent vatno-
which you'd serve aa psfpetnal fe@ind-
ere oe ths tendef aolisisude Of the DO
neru, and several whiek Woaid serve IA
pEomols she beai intsssasa Of the home.
land By giving duellers 10 ,hai
osmi-tsopical climate Of Southern
California Q alanee 81 acme Of
the beauties % oar unsurpassed sesnsEy.
OF the latter we're tUo large pzinlel
plaqupe-the very best uofk Of Miss
tnsI Denny, representing the Olympic
range as aeon from Seattle. and havins
old Moanl RalnieT - beheld from Laks
Waghlnassn, Wlsh plamenls 90 life
hke as wouid almeaa eaabls one 10
70 BE- tsaveFsaA ere thosa frosted heiahts
eouid be attained, and the masninosnt
panorAmaa from their tora ealsyet.
1F. WisemAn ia yaana gsHtleman
a. quiat demeanor and exemplary
Aaeilsl has dealt 10 real estate in South
cru California. and snlsyod 70 some En-.
tent The advantages Of that boom Shtse
seems 10 havs swept almosl The sneiFe
Pacific Ooaaa % the Gated States; bet
net NE least amcoa bic possessions h
Tie eomCanionahip Of ons sho carries
- Der nee hons the Fsapesi aed love
and kipoest wishes Of macy Of tie besl
cts Ne Of Wtesein washington. We
Little thouRhs ~ We greeted Der % her
return from 2 soioaFn 10 that faaloa
that oee Waa % eoon 10 fellow and
carry haE aWaF A hFida.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

Father PnsfontaiDe. Of tbs Catholic
Church. aays that nothing e being done
here reaaFJi the celebration OF the
Popa's iobsles In December ntxt, and
no apeoial exeFrisss have aa sea been
arrspRrd. He suggested that the Cath
ollie people here bad quite e. much rev
ereuoe for the Pope % the wealshieF
children Of she church In the Esst. bat
tbs latter we're 20 wealshy that any
thtna which tue people here might de
Uoald rsesivo baS little ssseRnitiou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-21

provisions of articles APO, 1861, 1877
and 429 of this act; and provided,
that the counties of Fannin and
Hopkins are hereby exempted from the
provisions of articles 426 and 1851: and
provided, that the counties of Lee and
Fayette are hereby exempted from the
provisions of articles 426 and 429; and
provided, that the counties of Bastrop
and Brazoris are hereby exempted from
the provisions of article 1929: and pro-
vided, that the county of Kaufman is
hereby exempted from the provisions of
articles 428 and 429: and provided, that
the counties of Collin and Robertson are
hereby exempted from the provisions
of articles 425, 1863, 427, 428
and 1929: and provided, that the
counties of Gonzales, KarGes, Wilson,
Atescosa and Morris are hereby exempted
from the provisions Of articles 426, 1861,
427 and 428: and provided, that the
county of Bowie is hereby exempted from
the provisions Of articles 427, 428 and
429: Provided further, that the counties
Of Franklin, Titus and Wood shall be
exempt from the provisions OF article 1923
Sec. 2. That section of the said act be
and the same is hereby repealed. Approved
April =, 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-21
FRAUDULENT LOTTERY SCHEME.
A Scheme to Victimizs German American
GiiiZAns

Scheme to Victimize German American
Citizens.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 20.-A local paper
says: An impudent, bare-faced lottery
scheme, operated throughout the United
States, designed for victimiziDg the Ger
man speaking contingent in large cities,
has achieved toierable measure of sue
CESS. A concern styling itself "Messrs.
Thiele & Co., Bankers of Hamburg, Ger
many" through an agent in Baltimore,
had flooded the country with letters ad-
dressed to German residents. The letters
give descriptions of the Two Hun
dred and Ninety-Second Government
Lottery, City of Hamburg. They make
the American Express Company their &C
credited agents in a number of large
cities. Baron Won Nordenfiyche, German
Consul, said: "This is q swindle. There
IS no such lottery as the German Govern
ment Lottery. The government of the
German empire has no connection or
control of any lottery or premium enter
prise whatsoever. This is not only
fraud, but an insult to the government 1
represent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-21
PROTECTION OF FISH AND GAME
EXEMPTIONS

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the state of Texas: That article
$50, of section l, of an act entitled San
act to amend articles 423, 424, 425, 426,
427, 1928, 429, and 430a, and to create
article 1861, and to repeal article 430, of
chapter 3, title Is, of the Penal Code Of
the Revised Statutes, for the protection
of FISH and game" approved March 10,
1881, be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Art. 430. That the following counties
are hereby exempted from the provisions
of Articles 1926, 1861, 427, 428, and 429 of
This chapter, to-Wit: Nscogdoches, Hood,
Bosque, Somervell. Sabine, San Angus
tine, Shelby, Titus, Franklin, Hunt,
Rockwell, Hopkins, Montgomery, Brazos,
Rains, Wood, COryelI, Hamilton, Brown,
Runnels, Cooke, Wise, Montague, Clay,
Parker, Jack, and the unorganIzed coun-
ties attached to the same for Judicial pur-
poses, Ellis, Anderson, Freestone, Cnero-
kee, Stephens, Eastland, Erath,
Comanche, Palo Pinto, Polk,
Guadalupe, Throckmorton, Shackel.s
ford, Callahan, Taylor, Jones, Nolan,
Mitchell, Haskell, StOnewaIl, Kent, Gar
"a, Lynn, Terry, Yoakum, Gaines, Daw-
son, Borden, Scurry, Fisher, Howard,
Martin, Andrews, Archer, Wichita, Bay
lor, Wheeler, Oldham, Knox, King, Dick
son, Crosby, Wilbarger, Childress, Lub-
book, Hockey, Cochran, Bailey, Lamb,
Hale, Floyd, Motley, Cottle, Hall, Bris-
coe, Swisher, Castro, Farmer, Greer,
Deaf Smith, Randall, Armstrong, Donley,
Collingsworth, Gray, Carson, Potter,
Hutchinson, Hartley, Moore, Roberts,
Hemphill, Lipscomb, Ochiltree, Hsnford,
Sherman, Hardeman, Dallam, Smith,
Upshur, CAss, San Jacinto, Camp, Frio,
Dimmit, Maverick, Kinney, Cameron,
Jackson, and the unorgsnized county of
Zavala; provided, that the exemption
from the operation of this law shall not
apply to article 1925; and provided, that
the counties of Grimes, Angelina, Van
Zand,, Walker, Trinity, Barker, Jack,
Young and Bell are hereby exempted
from articles 425, 426, 1861, 427, 42S and
1919; and provided, that the county of
Houston is hereby exempted from the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-21
LswisvIlIe RIoHring MIL.

Correspondence Of the Gazette. a.
LEwIsvILLE, TEX, April 18.-Yonr
correspondent has had an interview with
an authority 10 position to know all
respecting the Lewisville mill, and was
informed that no organization has been
effected looking to replacing the totally
destroyed Touring mill of this place. The
old company are yet engaged in adjusting
the business of the defunct mill. Infor-
nation is to the effect that meeting
will be had soon to consider the FEAST
bility of building a good Touring mill,
and if the pockets are as responsive as
the liuguals it will be sure and quick
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